The morning after the consumer century
Product-caused diseases confront the law of the Iron Horse
The first wave of challenges to the individual causation requirement
The seeds of government-sponsored litigation
A failure of democratic processes? : legislative responses to the public health problems caused by tobacco and lead pigment
The government as plaintiff : parens patriae actions against tobacco and gun manufacturers
Judicial rejection of recovery for collective harm : public nuisance and the Rhode Island paint litigation
Do litigation remedies cure product-caused public health problems?
Impersonating the legislature : state attorneys general and parens patriae products litigation.